Holding 120 million, the center wants to pull the general out of the cripple? Milan rebuilds, why are you just staring at the problematic players?

AC Milan has been disappointing this season. The eighth place in the league, there is no chance of playing in the Champions League next season, and Kong Sesan's identity as a "fire-fighter" ended. Now, Allegri enters the palace for the second time, with the 120 million euro budget collected by the management, he is preparing to do a big fight in the transfer market.

Riondez and Teo left, the money was received, but the team's hole was there. Allegri's goal is very clear: he must create a big center who can stand in the penalty area and be a fulcrum.

There are many candidates in the market, and there are five or six scandals, each with names and surnames, but they all have their own problems. How to spend this money is like a "five-choice-one" exam for Allegri and Milan. If you choose the right one, you will get back on track next season; if you choose the wrong one, the 120 million may be wasted.

No. 1 candidate: Bonifers, a high-risk "potential stock"

Bonnifers of Leverkusen, 24 years old, Nigerian. He made an indelible contribution to the pharmaceutical factory winning the championship last season.

The young man has no idea about his physical condition. He is 1.89 meters tall and 91 kilograms. He is strong and flexible, and his skills are not rough, which is very consistent with all Allegri's imagination of the center. Leverkusen scored 32 goals in 61 games in two seasons, and his efficiency is here.

The problem is: Bonifers' glass properties are too obvious. I rested for a while due to a groin injury last season. What Milan fears most now is to buy a "patient" and come back. Moreover, Leverkusen is not stupid either. De turned around and the price was 40 million, and they asked for it only high or low.

According to the "Milan Sports Daily", Milan is already in talks, but the price has not been relaxed. This transaction is a high-risk and high-return investment, and it is bet that it can stay healthy.

The second candidate: Matteta, the most practical "economic and affordable man"

French striker Matteta, 28 years old. Judging from age, it seems that there is no room for imagination.

But his advantage is stability. A big man of 1.92 meters can fight hand-to-hand in the Premier League in such a confrontation, and has the best ability to compete. Although the technology is simple, it is enough to shoot without dragging the awaiter. In the past two seasons, he has played 75 times and scored 36 goals. For a center in a mid- and lower-level team, this data is quite good.

His value is 30 million euros and his annual salary is only 3 million euros, which is the most "money-saving" among these people. However, Crystal Palace wants to renew his contract with him, and other Premier League teams are also watching. ESPN reporters said Milan contacted his team but had not made a formal offer. He is a guaranteed option. If the big fish ahead can't catch it, it's definitely right to choose him back.

The third candidate: Jacquesson, the "happy boy" that makes people love and hate,

Jacson of Chelsea, 24 years old, may be the best physical talent among these people.

All have speed, height, and explosive power, and one person can disrupt the opponent's entire defense line. But everyone who has watched Chelsea games knows his problem - his feet are too rough, and he often "thinks about life" when dealing with the ball in front of the goal. The collection of wasted opportunities may be longer than the collection of goals, which makes people's blood pressure higher.

Interestingly, Chelsea has introduced two more forwards this summer, and obviously does not intend to treat him as the main force and is willing to listen to the quote. De's price is 50 million euros, and Milan will definitely not buy it directly. The best way is to "rend first and buy" and let him come to Serie A to try it out. Anyway, Milan and Chelsea have a good relationship, and the Blues' old generals can always shine when they come, which is a chance to scrape the lottery.

The fourth candidate: Vlahovic, the most familiar "time bomb"

Vlahovic of Juventus, 25 years old, an old acquaintance of Serie A fans.

Juventus spent 83 million to buy him at a sky-high price and gave him the highest salary in Serie A. What's the result? The performance has always been tepid. He has abilities, is 1.90 meters tall, has comprehensive skills, and is definitely a top center when he is not injured.

The most important thing now is that he and Juventus have a breakup due to the salary cut and renewal. The contract is only one year left, so it is very likely that they will terminate the contract early. If he becomes a free agent, Milan will definitely want to grab it. But the question is, even if you don’t have the transfer fee, can Milan afford his frighteningly high salary? Will it break the team's salary balance? This is a huge question mark. No. 5 candidate: Manchester United "double abortion", Zilkze & Hoylen

put these two together because they are too similar. Zilkze is 24 years old and Hoylen is 22 years old. Both were bought from Serie A at a high price by Manchester United, but they did not play in the Premier League. Last season, the two of them only scored 7 goals together.

Now Manchester United is in a hurry to clean up and want to sell at least one. Neither of them are 25 years old, and they have proved that they can score goals in Serie A. Hoylen relies on speed to impact, and Zilkze will do ball connections. The types are different, but they all fit the direction of Milan's youthfulness.

Many fans in Milan are thinking about their goodness and think they can be "recycled at a low price". But Manchester United spent a lot of money to buy them, and now they want to recover at least 35-40 million from each person. This price is not considered "picking up cheap".

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and read it all. Milan's multiple-choice center question is really difficult to do.

Alegri himself said, don't worry, you have to wait. What are you waiting for? I am waiting for the Premier League to stir up the market and see if there is any opportunity to "find a bargain".

Milan's current strategy is pragmatism. It’s no longer the Milan who spends money casually, every penny has to be spent on the blade. Therefore, who can wear the red and black sword shirt in the end may not depend on who is the strongest, but on who has the best cost performance in the transfer game.

So, who do you think will come?